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The Barnwell People
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.' r
In Advance, per Annum.,;v.... . 41
On Time, .t |2-0fl
THURSDAY. APRIL IS, 1!K)0.
•A 1
The K-?nular ComraunlcAnons ot
Harmony Ixidjrv So. 1« A. A . K. •. M. 1 .
will be liVid at the imvs Mas'itsloTein-
pie In Itarnwell upon . Tbmreday,
on or next befaTc the full moon In each
month, hestinnlnK at early candle light,
dy order of W. •. M.‘ v
H. P Anhekson. Secretarr.
The r«*Ular meetihst of Barnwe l
Lodiw No. HI, Rnlifht* of Pythias
will \)« held at thelr Hall von Frida)
night at ~]{ o'f tock. A fall attend
_ anee is Pcqifcstcd.
Bv order of , •
t;. W. MASVIM.R, C. C.
Wm. McNAB. K- R.
NOT 10R OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
1 AND in S( IIA no E.
'‘"Notice U hereby given that the nn-
dendgned will tile 1\U dual account as
Guardian of Warren M. Anderson, on
Monday*, Tfth May, liloo, at the oflice
of the- Probate Judge for Barnwell
county, at 11 a. m., and ask for Letters
dLsmissory. __— M. D. Anderson.
Ap’l 14, Guardian.
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PROBATE COURT SALE. .
The State of South CarnliiMi, | •
County of-Barnwell. f
In Thk Court ok Probatk.
Georgia A. Nurnherger. as Executrix
of tlie will of C. F Nurnherger, and
in her own rl/ht. Plaintiff,
- •» against
W H. Nurnbergef. P. I,. Nnrnherger
Katie K. Butterfiel I au»| tlie Bank ol
Barnwell, Dctendants.
Pursuant to and by virtue of a decre
tal ord-r made in the above entitled
cause I wfll sell at Barnwell, in front
of ihe Court llou*e, within the legal
liours « f sale, on Monday, the 7th day
of May, ]!»);», if being sale<d»v in said
month the lollowing described real
pr'M'rr'v:
All that eertafh piece, parcel or tract
of laud situate Tii ainF near tlm corpo*
rale limits of the town of Barnwell in
said county ami State, consNting ot
tbiee hits, designated upmi the plat
made by G M Gieene, Surveyor, on
Ttrwthh daf'OT PYUfirirry awtors
O. C and D., being a portion of a tract
ol laud eonveie I liy Delia I* Clary to
G D Bellinger, and iif'erw,ird» l<* Da I
nml James Linder, andbou.idid a» programme foi es»a>
Blue birds are once more plentiful.
Senator Aldrich goes to Greenwood
tomorrow.
Gen. M L Bonham came down from
Anderson Tuesday.
- - - * J~ r ~
Mr J. Lawton KI1D of Baldock was
In town on Monday. ^ . .
, 4
( apt. D. M. Johnston gave us an ap
preciated cull on Monday,
Profs: R. C ahd Jut). M, Kirkland
were in town on Saturday.
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The Spring growth of our subscrip
tion list U entirely satisfactory.
Weather prophet Devne predicts an
other cold wave for the doth in*!.
Mr. S. R. Bfiylston of Whaley was in
town on Friday, a welcome visitor.
Mayor Calhoun made a fif ing busi-
r.ess trip to Charleston on Tuesday.
, Cadet Mallory Cave of Porter’s Acad
emy, Charleston, spent East* r at home.
The Barnwell Oil'"Mill will close
down souu, after a very successful sea-,
son.
An up to date Florida editor writes
us for information as to our Slate road
law. ‘ .
The Bank of Barnwell wa* closed on
Good Friday, bc&fuse of a time bonoi-
ed custom.
Very lighcwml harmless frosts were
Uy early risers Friday and Satur
day mornings.
The grippe is yet abroad in the land,
and the grip is increasing as the candi
dates multiply. -
Col. Robert Aldrich has been invited
to dediver the Memorial Address at
Chester, May 10th.
Savannah River fishermen are sup
plying tlie Barnwell market abundant
!y with ciyp and bine cat.
Opt. H. C. K rysorhis tendered hi'
resignation a- a member of tlm County
Board of Dispensary Contritl.
Mis* Fannie IlagoodjMntny frienxls
are charmed to have her in ih dr midst,
She is the guest ul M ss Menw Brown
New beans. sqiTa'h, toniatoc«. aspar-
arus, iettuctr and straw bi rrie* weic
served at tlm Molair Hou»e lift week.
T
Bakino
Powder
Absoluteiy'Pure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
SOSAl. SOWCSS CO., wtw YORK.
GOOD JUDGE
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j PLEASANT PARAGRAPHS.
Senator Robert Aid rich', Col. J. W. I We were at Bambeg court this week,
Barnwell and Bi-hop Edison Capers ! met a good many old friends and made
are to judge the Infer Culieg ; ate Ora- some new ones,
toiicaf Contest, to be held at .Green
wood.
Sheriff Creech received last week
from Aherilf John A..Pearce of Leon
County. Fla., tlie /piccure bf a negro
whom he ^iiad arrested and lodged in
Tallahassee Jail a*/Charles Robertson,
the murderer of Mis* Carrie Lawrence
at Old AI’endalfi F,b. istb, 1898.
That atrocious crime was committed
when Robertson was 22 years of age.
Mis guilt was betrayed by the small
foot tracks discovered l*y detectives at
tlie scene of the murder, Robertson be
ing flm only negro lipin in the heigb-
borhood wearing sinalf slioes. Men
who knew Robertson well say that the
picture is strikingly like Itfiii.
The murderer is described as copper
colored, stoop shouideied, with a scar
on tiie liglit lisliif the tesultof a cut re
ceived from a j ir with lie killed'his
victim Toe Florida negro edaimed to
bj from Charleston.
Met onr old friend, Capf. Alfred
Chassereau—what a pleasant man he
is. .
Boh and Robin Hightower, son and
neptiewylo “L’licle Boh.” of another
day—they are good men, but have a
right to be—being kin to Uncle Bob.
The Memorial at Rivers’ Bridges
w ill come off on the 2Gth—there we w ill
meet the candidates.
We w ill have a good time, they being
polite to us and we promising them.
We will puf a few sticks around
their pots, by that means will boil
them over. 212 being their heat now.
home fellows can put up Vs tha^
could not last year this time.
Go to the Memorial, Editor, we will
all be glad to see you. Oiar.
» Cor x e l K^=a'Ojn n. :
Mrf A. B. Co^neii and Mi«s Marie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs J.'Allen To
bin. were married mpPfie evening of tlie
12th iit't , Bcv. T. r. i.ide officiating.
On Friday morning (lie happy couple
left for Alabama, where Mr Cnriitll
has a responsible and lucrative po-ition
on the civ il engineering stslf of tlie
Louisville A Nashville Railroad. Roll)
arc well beloved in Barnwell.
Mr. t’orricM isir —rand »on of ihc K.a- : ing iier 'i-tev Mr' G
Fairfax Locals.
On Friday night, Anri! Cth, there
was n musical at. the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. J C. Preaciier.
Mi>M N’dia Liglitsev of Sycamore is
spending time with Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
AVI J viii. , .
Mis* Anna LoaOhoIt of the Harmony,
nelgnbnrhood is visiting Dr. and Mr*.
If G. Googe of Fairfax.
Mr. S. W. Copeland of Ehrhardt was
in town on Weilnesday and Thursday.
Mr. G. \V. Jenny ‘of Jeiuiys was in
town on Friday.
Mi-s .Susie B Boggs of Augusta, Ga..
is v i'iting Iriends in the Jciiu^ ucigh-
b trhood -
Miss Anna Tfick«on of Kline is fi*it-
\V. Barber.*
Capt. W. E. Clark who prior to 1 HTVi
was a Trial Justice at Jiainwdl,* di d
in .Savannah la»t week, aged fll years.
“Red Oak” tells us (hat the llr-t
wJiipi oorwill was heard on tlie 7ih.
and that it is m»W time to "tie out
c i\\
The State Medical Association met in
Charbstoii yesterday Ijr*. I.. C. st*
plicii'imd K. L. Piittersoii were oil the
Govi r tor oi Ne-* A’ rk, ih • f> u der < f
the great ITi.v. r-uv hearing li s name.
He is a young gentleman of admirable
character ami exceptional ability, w bile
hi* fair 0 ijitor is line of tlie most clrirdi
ing daughters of Barnwell, a* gified in
Intellect and recoinpllsbeii in insmu-r
as *lie is hcaiitiful in person, and char-
jutaif . , l*m»y )»' gln ILfc innJcr hsnnv
allspices, and w itb the I> wUhv* <»f
i I tlie ihr.nmutiitvlpr their future hap«
p nesa, health ami pro-pcri;y.
Air. G. lio'co Barber who Joined the
marine service a few months ago is at
home on a tire day furluughi
. E. I.eKoy Young.
ULMER NEWS.
Nic on the
foBowa: Kitrth by lands ut R. A El
lis and olher«; •sooth By lamU «4 Mi*.
I'afiell*- C. Aldrich and otln-r** West
bv I’urkev t're.-k;-aod E»»t by tlie road
I-ad tig fr in BarnweiM'. II. lo Hair’s 1 w *'re
Rev. It. W. Sanders, D D
of Green-'
ville, wa> in town on Frldav -haking |
iiaiuf' w'th his many frieinls. whoj
leiighfd to see him.
Milt, and the'aid laud of B. A Ktlis; ]
*tid lots i-uutaiuil.g ill the aggregate'
nbout thirlv a« rc». more or less, nml
living the lot* i-onveye^| tiy Hie said Ira :
Limiley au/i J A. Lindlev, u> (' K.
Nurnlterger. beat ing date the |.*>th day
of F« h'iiary. I-'.el, and rer>>i>l< <l in
Book i» T. |>age 121.. in the It. M. C. ol-
live lor said county - *
Al.-i) ^ —*—
Alt that tract of in,id, situate Ih said
emiutv ainiMa'e, «• •ntaiuing iwo liuu
died acres, more or le•«. ladiig a part
ol the Un i allot'cd ni K. II.Vlloiiuau
l*v commissioneys- in | artilion and
tioifnded a
Mu Eimtoii: fiiu Vou tdlme what
ha* pwollle of the Blackvillt
Mil! 1> >oni f Dead! I hope not. Why
don’T our cltDef.s c ilf a joihTlemeeting.
iN«|te all the faHp-rs in ami around
Avcordmgtoan oltl belief mUv one! I b 1* 'ddn m u o i :y«i o inect with gsjn il.i,
I cold-p.-;i come* 1— »<— -i..,i.o r ^nterprlgc^.jft sbonider to shoulder
I of the whippoorwill*. And they wereT*"' 1 'H* •»!<< «•» I'
r.uitc tuneful s iturdav nlgbu '* 'f -
' I Ilk* a lid** of water, ii*e and recede, In
Ihc l liuci High -chool. Prof. J. M , name oulv. Let even’ ma!', «*.ld Jind
Rirkhmd Die |>opnlar |»rii*cipal. do-cd young
a suecesstui term **n Fildiy. with an
hbuiidant love making pic uic.
I'he April Jcim of the ftllpllMllc
Conrf began on Mon-lav. Apueal*
irum the Second < irenif will fie heard
for live day *, beginning May Kdh
ubsciibe *‘bonk tide” to tlie
fullest extent of his' jtbility. Little
drops of wafer mite a mifhtv ocean.
s.rs J. K. If Air. 1*. W.
jPTsf ih, Simon Brown.
KraTtk G. Fick'ing.
W hat -av you M
: Farrell. G " . B
1 -I. C Mathew s.
Brigg*, iluisj \ Co , G. A Still A Go.
W.
The rimers Schorl! Pit
i .l 1 li vv a - it - o
Rev tiafpliin fflleiT bis regular ap
pointment on Su'urdav mid Sunday
hist at S'a'lkck.-it IT'e cl utcT.
Rev. Mr. Beckwith of Barnwell
p.'cached a fine sertfum-heru on Sinmay
night, la-t. Uc hope tu liave liiui
Uoitoii ^pleach again 'mn.
Mi-s R< na IJIt'er and two: little ala
tej-s, Sudie ami Led a, of Kenrst- risitcif
Mrs. J. M. I'alford on Saturday.
Missci K!l»e and Gres'si-la Itreland of
Kcur*u vi-iied rctativi * in tfivvu this
week. ■ * ' .
Mrs Sue McMiliin of Hampton
County ii-ited Mi*. W, 11. llkioauti
Last week. *
Mi>* Emma ‘Irilflu of Scigling. S. C.,
visiting M r «. J. O. Griffin iliis wick'.
'I he young f*»lks seemed to enjoy
thrinsrlves very much Kastif Sunday
egg -pipping
We had a very sad <|eatlf last. Sunday
one weetrago. I.iitiu llai.tie Sue Gril-
NOTICE.
The Syiptmore Democratic Club No.
1, will meet at Bethel on (It* fourth
Satur. ay lo April at 3 o'clock p.
for the purpose of reorganizing, elect-
iug delegates to the cotfniy convemiou,
and attending to such other bushiest
a* may come ftefore the club. Every
nieml»er it especially requested to_.at-
tend. ’ J,. W. Jenny, I’rea.
G. W. l. Luadholt, Scc’tv. ,
Jenny, ft. C’.; April 11, 11HK).
NOTICE
^bere will f>e a mect'ng of the
Black ville Democratic Club held on
Saturday nTternooti. April 2Sth, lOOt^
at, i o'clock p m. All mepihert are re
quest,e<l to aitehd. , The club is to’be
reorganized, delegate* elected to tlie
County convention and oilier impor
tant business to be transacted.
A. p. Woodward, Ch’ttr
H. F. Bulat, Sec’ty.
'ATTENTTON DEMOCRATs!
■ i ^se» i
Tlie members of Sycamore Demo
cratic Club-Xo. 2 arc requested to meet
at their club headquarter* at Sycamore
on Saturday, April 2sth, at 3 p. m . for
the purpose of reorganization and e
lectieg delegates to tlie countv conven
tion. It is tie Ired tliat every ineuiber
turn out., a* business of importance
will be attended to on that occasion.
B. R Lewis, Prcs’dt.
Sycamore. April Id. 1900.
'I in- Ka»t*-r service* at the Baptist | |’ Ixiaran.l all otlu-rs^ Call the ims l-
I*, " a k**r. II D. and I. K. Still, L. ! tin. the six yearold daugliter of Mr.
W !J* r 5 ,,, V n “''ll Ch ..-cl. mi Sunday w.-re attended l»a Ing. Mayor Strofvel, a,^! let’s pres* the
iV ' 'r-.V , * T, | " V m* large congiOgATton-. The itnraf dec**- | fiutinn with titr hope that outside cap-
iedM.ghtovvcr. East bv la";|. .4 Mr-, r^ti.m. wercthc p.ctlicsi see. in )ear*. tal. Mv.dng oil. hom-.t elL-r.* and in-
'I. I. W.»iker. SouHi bv laml* ol K. ft.
Holman and R. G. Holman ami on the I Easier Sunday was an ideal Sp p.g
We at by lands of Ktlis II ightou er, he-' dav. Tbe lh-ral decorations at tlie
Ing tbe tract of land deaenbt-d !n deed I E»'ia' - "Pal vlmr. li were exeeedinglv
Ir.mr U. G, ilolui *n to ( F. Xumber-| pre'tv, ai.d the-musk? «*f a wry high
gcr, beaii'ig side 2nth tlav *d June,
tM'.kl, and recorded ill Book A Z.. page
HA. in *Mid K M.al office.
A i.sU.
All that csrtain lot of land situate in
said county and .S'ale, in Rostmiart agreed upon.
Township, cutiiaimn * one hundred I
Here*, m *r- or less, and adjoining |
liiuisof Wa*h Barker, Wiley Freder
ick and Cope Parker, t>eiiig tin- tract of
laml descrHa'.l m ilced from A Howard
Patterson loiaaid U .Nt-X urnberger.
ALSO.
older.
W. |). Wade, on behalf of the New
Forest Deflating Society, cha’limge*
any itlicr cm-iirv debating**a*iety i«* a
joint di*cil**ioU of Sonic subject to be
g'Ihi
fi,
All that <vtbcr certain I**! of laml
ti vte iii H e town oj Barnwell, in
< nutity and a late, contaiuihg one aen-,*
•y more or iena, and bounded a* follow-:
v Norlli liy lands of Mrs Eugenia
- )we«*, >ouih by tlie < teangeberg R-ettf,
m
•‘That last order for job. work wa* *o
ivcdl done fliaf t want anotfn-r thous
and of tin* same ***rU’ said one of I hk
I'koPi.r's m >>1 particular customer*
the i.tlier day’.-'
leutlon, deferini«*atirii mol will, will,
come to our aid, and do the rest.
Citizen.
and Mrs. J. it, Griffin. >lic wa* a
sweet little girl, loved l»v all ami «*pe-
CtHtly Pj* tier ITi’tle school mates, w ho
w ill mis* her so milch. She wa* bur
ied at Sallkehalchie cltUrcii
< fecasioual.
WINNING HIS WAV.
The lloiiiiou, Texas, Dally Post i«
puMi-hing Illustrated sketches of
‘•.M.iyor* of Texas T« vvps.” iland-
s.iinestaif the long array i* a former
BarowsdJ Uoy of line talent and gentle
Courtesy, who i», on merit, winning
hi* wav to tmJnent promiuFuce and de
served prosp-rHy and |H>pularily under
the lode star 'fhe Post s;iv* of him :
BLABKVILI.E NEWS. •
Vis« Lizzie D oigic rty of Saliys la visiting
I>r. Milhouaand family. *
Dr. anil Mrs. !,. F. Bonner are vtsilmg
Ghailcsfon this wyi k. - ^
Master Bowman Still has ritVmcd t<) his
stikPi*!* dtTRe Clladei Acad* uiy, (diarleston.
Dr A I. l/.lar id (*, ala, F,!a., atul M. E. Ir.
lar uf Ihaufurt are at In mu. • ailed Uv-rc. by
T.
FTcadquarters UampC. J.Cotcock, No,
1)28, U.Q. V.
Sycamore, H C., April 14, 1900.
Special Order No. !).
Tlie memWr* o( Gainp C. -I - . Colcock
arc requesiad to meet at Sycamore on
Friday fkening, April 27, for the pur
pose of electing delegates to National
f/Oirvctitlon to be beij in Loui*vllle.
Ky., ajul any other business that uia'y
come before it. BV order
B. R. Lew i*, “
V. W. Manuel, . Ctimd’r.
. . Motjr.
/ /
A NEW BOOK.
Eclioe* From tlie Pulpit and Platform,
— or • - •
Living Truth* for Mead ami Heart.
Bv D, L Moody.
it i« the prime object of-tliis newjmd
splendidly illustrated volume to per
petuate for all time the great and living
truth* taught bv the vv ortd-fatnoits K ti
vangeiist, Dwight L. Moony, asexeiu-
pnTfedTirTn» pTa'lfiiriii vvotk. 11 I - t he
only volume that contains tlie best and
rijicsT thotighTCGf hi* later years, just
a* lie proclaimed them from the pulpit
ami the platform when he wa* at tin-
vi-ry height of hit fame, ami in tu« full
maturity of fii* power*.
^vl'UD volume I* Dwight l,<. Mnodv in
nrhit. Here are given tit* best thoughts,
liisynost toiiclilog slotie» uf deopcst
t>atb<*s : , Iti* nio*t thrltlmg aOecdoU-a
and incidents, (og* ther with the Imn-
.dreds of pel MUiat experiences lltsl be
ba* often and efTe.n.vely to’.d on tbe
platform. He played upon tile feeling*
of an audience a* w ith an enchanter s
wand. at one time tiiling their .heart*
w ith giailnes*. at another biindiug tlit-ir
eye* with tear*. At his holding hearts
were limped, and strong men, a* well
a* sciisjlive women, wept keais of i-nm
pii»sTfrnf were aroused lo indignation,
or moved to laughter, in spite of ev< r\
eltort to control their feeling*. In thi*
volume all of these remarkable quali
tie* are ritained. But whenever h« tobi
a story id mirth or *arrow, it wa* al
ways lo illustrate a great anil living
truth, and in this volume these “living
truth*” stand out ** he icon light.*.
It also contains a complete -story of
Mr. Moody’* life and career, from the
cradle to the grave, bv Rev. Charles F.
Go*s, I) D , who for live years wa* hl»
assistant and eo-warker, and who, a;
Mr. Moody’• earnest request, wa* pas
tor of Mr.'Moodv'schurch in Chicago,
Every ph t«c of hi* eventful life is here
portrayed by tlie one man above all oih
RATES TO THK CONFEDERATE
REUNION AT LOUHjVlLLE.
• Batea to the Confedeiate Veterans. Reunion
which convenea.at LouisTilh-, Kentucky, on
May 30th, 1«)0.
•Allendale, $12.75; Barnwell, $12AVt Mlllett,
$13.HM Bald-wk, $f2.9.‘«; Appleton, $12.86;
Fairfax, $12.70;. Robbiu*, $15. H); F.llenton,
$l2.k8; Bamberg, $t2.§-'i: Dluckvlilc, $12 65;
Denmark, $12.65. There are three routes hy
which tlie. veterans can go as (oIIowm
Hy Bouthrru .Kailway, via Spartanhnig,
Asheville, llarrimun’s Junction, Dxingtou to
Diuloviltc. —r—
Via Augusta, (la., At'ar.ta, (tattanoogn,
I-exington to Louisville.
• (K'orgitr Railroad & Jon la vljle (fc Nashvlllr,
via Augusta, Ga., Atlanta, Chatianoogu,
NttsIlVllle, Fruukiiu tp Louisville.
The advantages of the three routes as atated
above haw already Le.-n st.ved. Each one w'JI
hare atlfactlpus for tlie Veterans In propor
tion to the service rendered (hiring the war.
For instance,'thofc win) served hi the army of
Tennessee.will want lo go by the hmiiaril'e
and Nashville Railroad and those who have
already been to the reunions at Nashville and
Atlanta will go by the Laud of the Sky Route,
vi* Asheville.
Special Veteren*’ Trains will be run on all
three of the route* and the time for their d«-
pamtre from the ditTercnt places will be pub
lished Jater. Tickets will bo aol.1 frbm ali
pi Ants in 8, C. conifhcnclng Vay 27 h, 2Mt>,
•idth, final limit of nil ttckctrto bs June the
«th. ' ' - . 1
-1 liave no rates from Sjcamorc, Ulmer and
Omr on the F.'C. »V F. Bee that your tiekit
reads via whichever route y<M want to go.'
Yours Fraternally,
... FK’NK JL CREEP IL ^
Uol. ( om>Ut I . <-'» V., B..C;
Barnwell, S. Ai>ril Ifith, IHOW.
THE - PEO]
AK»^
.Agriculturist
eresedingly l-»w figure.
liable fo
TbeAaxaicv* A'
for the iariet
Red Hot From tli Gun
Was tin ball that hit G B. Steadman
of Newark Mich., intheGiiil War. It
c(u»ed horrible Ulcers that no treat
ment helped for 20 year*. I lien Buck-
ien’s Arnica 8ulye cured him. Cures
< uts, Bruise*. Burn*, B<>il» Fi-lona,
Coriis, .•'kin Eruption*. Best File cure
unearth. 25ct*. a box. Curo guaran-
ned. .Sold hv J. M. Smith, >*'illu-
Un; D. K. Briggs A Co., Bia^kv.llc
Druggist*.
— '".'Jk —
si PKBViHUVnS notige.
In order to keep tlie Magistrates
throughout the ( ounty posted a* to*hi
wliauiabout- of the ( •Minty Chain Gang.
I u id Lu. lc.ll icr pllTlIlell a noUcw in each
-week's Issue of theCoillltV papers.
Tlie chain gang will move from Jim
Rhode*’ I*luce- in Bennett Ppring
T’ow ii-hlp to Ablricb’s old Gin llon-e
iti Red Oak 'L'ownvtii|i oti Wednesday or
.Thursday. Will nrt<v»i front,dhere to
Bsruvveli about MuipLiv. 2lird. ,
(». W, BfirW,
V < ounty Appv'sr.
R. C Robert*. Jr.. Clerk.
Farips for Sale.
traisT it reinarkabls for t h« Variety and
ef It* eenU n's, r.nd I* nndoubtedljr tha baat
most practical paper of 1U kind.
wg
such a« Wv»
ff took. Dnlry-
, Market Uar-
dealag. aad other topic*, writlea by practi
cal end successful fanners, suppirniected
with lllu-tratU>n» I y aids artiM*, coniblns
to make It HvaluaMo to those who “farm It
f'>r a hrirg.” The latest Markets and
Commercial Azrleultarn are features ta
winch Tea AiiAicuLTi uirr i i ui.oxceltod.
, Short Rto-
> rt»a- Lat
ast Faahlans, Fancy Work, The Oaad
Cook, rasslo Contests, Library Corner,
and k oung Folks* Fags ooinbina fo maba
this Department of M irfiich value and Intel
est as most of the Special Family Papers.
wk*
A Cyclopedia of Progress aod Ennis
All semdlng their mboerlptions nnderfmr*
iibblng i.U* r, an- preaenieti, postpaid, wlill
tbe A.wknk an Aokk ci.ti'RIst Year kook
nnd Aliuanar for lisxi. Till*
cr*
Guide to Maikeu, MaikcUng, and
grr
Cyclopedia of Progress andEvents of lha
>pcd
Worbf, a
Friers.
rnrr year book
rlHLu AND ALMANAC
It D Z treasury of RtatlsUcs, revised to data, for
Farm or Home, and Office or Factory. A Refer
ence Work on Every Subject Pertaining to Agrt-
culiure. Industry, Commerce, and Markets; Pub
lic Affairs, Lconomlca, and Politics; Houseliolt
Edncatkoi, Kflicioo.*nd SneMy. -ft Is also aa
Alioanan of Calendars, the Weatber,-Aatro-
tonucal Data, Uinta for Each MobiU, Dates, ate.
A SAMPLE COPY
im.- fonn, will is* inaned to you by adores*!
ina.-iuinu fonn, will 1*> inaned lo you by
lug the AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. Maw York
Our SPECIAL Offer
IK th pa pets oi e year for |1.60.
erty of Mrs Virginia Brown, tlie said
__ lot hsyaug also been tsuuv»^vid to «a;d
F. Nurnberger by A. Howard I’xt-
lerson, Master.
. * A I.SO.
»
All that certain piece, parcel or tract
of laud, situate in said county aud
Mate, containing ten sere*, and hpdml-
eds* follow*; North and North West
•< bv the public road leading (Tom. Bam
,W,HI 0. IL to Steele < !reyJf, and known as
tbe Steele Greek rtpafl; ^oulllea J t jmd
F!ast by the puiiLtc road leading from
— Ram welltUJTT to Brown.V Landing on
Savannairniver, ami ktiowi as the
Br<>wi-tUs l.amling Road, and \Vest by
Ijmtus of James Lutz.
ALSO.
■* V ‘ • W
All that certain other lot of land sit
tjate in the town of Barnwell in-adVl
County ami S*ate, with budding*
thereon, containing andmeasnring one
hundred and forty-six and three
fourths feet front, and sixty-one and
one- half leetFff depth, and bounded as
follows;^North hy lot of U~. O, CalifT;
Nouth hy lot formerly of C. B.- Swan,
and West by a stioet of sa'd town run*7
ling from Main street to the street on
\vhfell the residence of W. ^G^lmore
"Simms is Kjcated! and Ea*l by lands
formerly of the Estate of George Dun-
'I'ertTP* cash, purchaser to pav for pa
pers and Kevenuh s fa nip'.
JOHN K. SPELLING.
J..U. B. ('..
April 17th, 19u0.
• - J
ATTENTION, (OMRADliS!
headquarters Camp Morfall No. «9(» U
G. V.
The members of Camp' Mbrrall
Earnestly requested to attefid tlie^ an-
iinal meeting April 2Tth at the RcPnett
Springs AgrjcultttVal (Bub Hoiv-e tq*
elect delegates to the Louisville Re
union and to attend to other husines*
of importance. The Agriculu.'r'art lul»
Sheriff (Teei h brought Tohe Shelton,
colored, the burglar ol Mr. It. t!
Westbersbce's store# from Gliarleston
on Thursday, ami gave him jail quar
ters until next court.
Mr. E A. Kuriliek i« pn*hit g wrork
on Ids capacious -tore ami pretty eot-*
l3 ,
rrg ni' nruTnv tro
thejr w inter home a! Live Oak, Fla.
Just before closing onr forms, we
learn of the death at Aiken on Tues
day of, Mrs. Janie* G. Brown, a um-t
estimable lady she was laid to rest
yesterday in the Baptist church yard
a*, this place. #
After tlm marriage of Mr. B. K. Wil
son and Miss MoiUa-Ulover at Ailen-
Tlale a brilliant reeepHon was given
them toy Mrs. J. L. Oswald. The bride
ami groom went to Jacksonville Oil
ihidr bridal tour.
•r F'ive new candidate* Idooiued out in
Bam berg Go u n t y J a*t w eek—G. B. Free
for Clerk of Court; J. B. Hunter for
sheriff; W. II. thdlin* for Supervisor;
B. W. Miley for I’rohate Judge and A.
W. Bealnger for Coroner.
At Bamberg Court !a*t week the case
against Daniel T. G.unnel*, ex-marshal .
of Govan, charged with the murder of
Willie,Grime*, was eotitlnu -d to the
next term-on account oT Lhe'ilUness of
an important witness fpr ihe defence.
The little daughter of--Mr.- J. C.
Smith was bitten on the face Sunday
morning by the ill iiatiired dog of a
neighbor's colored cook. No ill effects
are feared, although a* a matter of pre
catitiou her woumt* wem treated bv
Dr.Toud ’
the serious ilhie-* of their mother. Wr*. I
lir. D I,. ! , i‘i>pb , s w is born SepTem- Izlar, and her friends wish for her a sj*'ed)
ber 13. 18<J;t, at Black ville, S. C.:-*^Iti- ' rri*<v*ry.
car d in the Gitadcl. Cbarlcsron^ p*- Lkt’.c Eunice, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. 4.
rentage,.-otd arUtta’catu* family of ' , ..
wca th. but reduced t-i poverty bv tbe , ’ , , .
eh II war. Red hot. lUmplon Dcm-.c- d"-d on the 12th and wa* laid to m*t in Bla. k-
Ujev w as instilled into bis' mind dn-| vfllc remoter). Ber. C. E. Burls conducted
whir
guide
ring boyhood,
political eircr . lie located in Nava-
(-l.Xxki. MiAe avdeditL iUxuiXui.u^-
fniieral s* rrlcos. Wc extend to the sorrow
ing parents, our sympathies in their loss.
Tltr oNJ ill "Pfrw
Here is*the Ions - looked - for
chance to buy a L'ood farm
* on accommodating
terms. Stop paying
rent and own your
own home. ..
Ths' West End Store
D selling 6ut'
Great - Bargains'
in e\< rv I.ine of"
General Merchandise
All The Time.
Call ar.d choose. Better value* fot
t’a-h than ever before offered in Barn
well county.
Now the time, the West End 8tor«
the place, . . .
Mis. G. A. Nl'RSBERCER.
-•. Proprietress.
DR. M P. LEE, JRd
pastor of
self a* his fellow laborer and
hi* own church.
It also contains an InlrodiiVtTbn by
R v. Lyman Ablmtt, D. D No higher
complimenificotild In* paid to the value
of On* volume than the fact that tbe
foremost living Aiperhan preacher
sbonld write a lengthy introduction to
It, and thus foreverhonneet hi* mime
with it. It if the only boi'W on .Mr.
Moody for which Dr. Abbott ha* writ
ten.
BARNWELL COUNTY.
D. ft. HAIR PLACE—»Jb acre*.
Barnwell township, UK) clear**!, bal..-
auce in (mall wood; 2 ordinary build-
•f'K 1 *- *' l \V|M t>« pf nfVe in
li. I. O’BAN NON — •».o> Mures, Barn- urday and Monday,
well tnwnalilp, 2t*l acres cleared; 1} | _ .
miles from Barnwell C. II.; 5 building*,
good order.
R i‘C IT A RI >SO N —“t at*r Hall” place
DENTIST. Offlce. Willlalon.;
S. C. )>!qiiip|>ed for travel*,
ling- Work done at your
home sny.where in Barnwell County..
ITiliUton every ?Sat-
Irr
Bennett Spring* township, 725acre*,
er* who mi* chosen bv Mr Moody him- P2 ;,,, rl r » r, ’'L balance u*h. oak and
evpre-»; 1J mile* Brown’s landing on
Savannah river; 3 bHiding*, medium
condition.
PEACOCK—“Beck” tract —Bennett
Spring* tow nahlp. Bli acre*. If** clear
ed ; 2 building*; 10, miles from - farn-
well, near Patterson'* old inlM.
J. A. ROUNTREE PLACE—Ad
joining tbe above, SU acres, all cleared;
one building.
the icccnt Spani-h- \merican war, hut ()f llie V anip r( ,. k . ( . u ,| an( ; the. follow ing
after tlie mental exmontiiHMi was,pro
moted to the rank of •major, h* major
and surgeon Unlled Stairs Scuniul Tex
:i« volnntrer infantry. He graduated
Di the medical department I iiivrrsfty
id Georgi* a* a beneficiary, took a pn>t
graduate in the New York Polyclinic,
and also one in lliei-St,- Louis Medical
College.
CANDIDATES.
(’apt J. C. Keel of Bull Pond Town
ship announces himself :i candidate' for
Cohnty Auditor. la sterling ebarae-
f.er, business training. Intellectual en
dowment, laudabte ambition ami pleas
ant manner be posse-ses all the re-
qiiisDes ueceaoarv to the aucceakCul dis-
ebarge of the duties of that office, and
bis many friend* cheerfully guarantee
that if elected lu^^l make a record as
gratifying to iWp as creditable to
himself. J
Mr. N. G. IV. Walker an all round
deb gates will stteuff the reunton at-bower ille,
Ky., in May: Dr. L. C. fflcpliena, (J. W..
Ibiyl.-ton, a: d P. \V. Farrell; Alternates, J. E.
Ijair. F. Hair and Col. C. C. Hash.
The fisherman’s day has come and the pie
picker's heart is effervescing with the joyous
tide of .Spring. What nlmut the p'enk-a, Her
man Brown, John Farrell anil Willie Molony?
The many friends of Mr. J. Wyatt Brown-
mg extend to him their sincere fyipaihic* 4«
Oie death of his father, \ir. G. M. Browning,
whiib occurred a few days ago.
Mr. I). I>. IVabers, operator at this place,
who I'a member of (he order of O. B. T.’s,
struck '-ith the rest of the order last week and
his place has not as yet been permanently fill
ed. .The conmrrtfor. of the Operators is a. just
ch* ntul the people of this conahrrbnity and a
righteous puhlie sh< uld be with them in this
mutter. The laborer’ta ’worthy of his hire
when honestly done, whether for ind'Vldual*
corporations, trusts or combinations A t 11 !* 11
good; tip to date business mao, eboek" rho works ciglitccn hours a day should be
lull of energv and tireless Industry in
whatever occupation command- his
time.•Mid’ attention, i- the lirst jo cuter
thlridrgh public newspaper annoitna-
nrfi'fit. the priuiasy nice for^lieriff’.'Hi-
-jiplibrters entertain the most perfect
as»ur:ime tbat if elecled he will make
a (pn'ld.official, tibfli in matter and
manner of di-cfiUrgitig every dpty de-
vol\ing upon him.
Mr v K. B. Sanders announces himself
a candidate for Gotmf^’Treasurer. In
compensated accordingly and not as for an
ordinary days work. f>ut more, when it be
came an every day thing. The liafffoad com-
caly ffti we liave b*)en informed) have re-
(•laaeified nearly all artich-s- of freight and
have made charges and height .rates thereon
accordingly, about thirty per cent. Wghc r
than la-fore. The I ailroad ('oinmissiom rs
•ho-ild look into this matter and find 1 out the
cause < f this re-classification and higher
freight chftfge*. Is the fenson just or is- it
('rrI* fio other like - Ir7
11 must not Im con foil luted with anv
jih*re •‘Life of Moody,” so called; it oc
cupies a Held absolutely alone. 11 gives
what no biography alone cunta'na—the
S.
pine and oak;3 mile* Ironi Dunbarton;
( building*.
EDWARD CARRIE PLACE—
Rosemary township, Ml acre*. F2-5
heal and latest thoughts, tHr Hring,'• acres clear J d, biffaffoo Ift »fAalI timber;
breathing words of th6 great E 'angel- no buildings.
1st.’ It i* largely Autobiographical, for
bil-ilie-s esperiem e n,# the pur;xisi-of giving fcttl 'T riches * fo a
coll luct he is fully
■ * A. I), c.
m
€ / r ^
Frofessor Glenrt of tht* South Carol!
w ill ( , el|rer ah’ addresa to
•* Agilcdlrnral Club on that tnterCst-
Htcaslou.
> J. A. Mover,
/Dnnhar, * Cumbiunder.
Adjutant.
Mr; F’. R. Sanford of Norway Kas de
elded tlw this is to be in 'sweet town
lie intends pu ting ip a new and im-
proved eane.niilL'wlih cap.-u-ity of 250
gallons per dSjKdn time for tlm coming Thigh chanctm - ,
ciop. lie baVpromised ns. points fot and eourte-y of .. _
pubHcaliOn. j qualiued for that <>r anv other office
For tlie-lone (erm of tl** U S kbeTf'lt of the people He is
.*• . i• i.'l'. ( i, f i' , A. ,, . , i.rfciM-ron*. progres-ive fanner and it
dfn t olirtat bat lesion lire ,f >llo w, "> ; i ehwflt d W+lf give tlie, same iiddijrablel Bull Pond Democratic Club wi) meet at the
tb!t'i'-^Griiiul--T* 1 I **Faker ,m 111r'n w«* 1 ’1^ ^tterithui to public (Tulies UyaTnitsprticle Thsual place on Satartay^pjpth jayfe,-at 10 j;
Ucti’
Daniel —, »«#-—>- v.m—^ ^ ,
Lew, IDackvIlle; j. W. Lawrence, At tbb solicitnrTnu of fnenu* from
duelling. , iliifereut sections (if tbe ('.ounly Mr J.
'/■'sf' , ^ -j ii I.. Hair of (ieorges Creek consents:
After Frirtav, April 20)h. mcmber.'o r j to be>^Juit'^TfiiiHlidj*t^for i ounry Hu- j TYtt Heitnejj springs Democratic
s iving niou- ( w!i) meet for reorgunization and
ontuiLMnls him, and to elect delegate* to cpuuLv convention,
t,ooks out for two weeks iitul whew..ye- j bis friends, knowing his excellent ittt tj)feii p!:i.-e of meeting. Uh .Saturday
turneil may be reoe .veiUjfoF^nn^w'eftlp-j qharzcter, ibdu-n v ami bu-ine-.s cs- • Apr!;, at 4 o’clock p m.
,, , .., , „ , „ attention to tdiUic dulies that lias unnle
, : i Laker, Ba. owe, ; l:tm g , stl ,,,!., rill il: DuG^anagcmei.t
lei Brown, ^VlvDe Fon.l ; J. . IL ‘>l h>* private affans. - ^
m. to re<-rganize au(T elect, delegates to tlie
•'ontity conveution.
,T; a. Keel, j J. C. Keel. *
SeeTy. Ch’in.
no person can portray Mr. Moody** lile
and it* wonder ul experiences so well
as he himself ha* done it in Ids own
words in this volume.
It contain* a lino steel-plate portrait
of Mr. Muody, from a photograph, and
other po> traits at various rtagr* in'* bis
career. ‘ But the prime feature, of its
splendid illustr itiona is tbe series of
inagnilicent fiRI - page I’hotogravure
I’latcs, from original paintings made
by eminent artists expressly , for ibis
hook. They illustralp many of* Mr.
Moody’s wonJerfnl personal expert
enees, ii>-fl»anv of whtph he himself was
the cefftral figure. There is no other
b.-ok at all to be compared w ith it In H-
fuk t rail on rf.
VVe do not know when H)* pa/ptj have
given us more genuine pleasure, ff w o
speak warmly of the book, it is because
it richly deserves it. It is sold onlv by
agents, and as might be expected, 'it is
meeting with a large sale. Rut it into
your homes. It will be read over aii.d
oj«er again by old and youiijf, with
I isting proilt, and may weM be handed
ijown from father 8 »n, and mother to
daughter; as the best guide in life that
w as ever published.
The, book is published by the old and
well-knov/n lirpi of A. D. Woribington
A Go., Hartford. Conn., w ho-e impi^at
is sufficient guarantoe of tlK* great ex-
celb hceof thislirst class volume. They
want more agents tor it. An agency
for a book i so good and |)opular^as thi-
offer* to worthy men ami women an
undsnally good opportunity to earn ffiE
themselves, wifi e sellhvg a book -rhat
wii! r< t'"ct the utmost credit upon lliem
a* agent-.
Mr*. W. O Beck at White I’ond
agent for this \eitf worthy bock.
T. B. ELLIS, Jr„
Surveyor and Civil Engineei
Special attention given to the compile
tation of water-powers, leveling ana .
drainage. , -
A |Hi*lal card addressed to me at Mar<«_
tin,.8. (Xr| will receive prompt atten
tion. ocll-80, ly
lta.s verv kindly invited the camp to Ai.tr "'nav, Awn* momner^ , w* tranwie a can. i»«.«e «.
dine with tliem on Unit'dav tho Barnwell Graded School Library pefvisor. IDs j)iartorm-x>H
Professor Glemt of the South b< * V keep . cv to the rnunty-commeml
. Dr. T. C. T<ewi* dted *ii(Ulenlr. in
Bamberg on liife night of the in li iii't..
- 0—
The Lib ary vv}H h? p.'tfn'on Mon
rtnv*, Wednesdays and Fridays, from
t M to (T:;;o p'. m.
Edith Town'cinl, hibrarian.'
T’l^e public are cordially invited by
the If. Y. P. U. to attend a * Weighing
Partv”- at the residence of foL J. J.
rn t-mi
health fot 1 qiilte a time. HI* wife and . o’clock p. m. Every lady who attend*
pacify )*1 edict cnuridentlv a iu<r.-'* sin>
ce**Tui administration
Wc v ted
it he .-hall be
J. A Mr ye.*', Ch’m.
Tfdcome rain fell on Die «otton fields
ye-terday.
The Richland Democratic club will
meet ai Mlxsoti Mill on tin* I'ourfh Sat
is
Br*\e Men fall
Tlctim* to stomach, liver and kidney
Troiitdc*'a* well as women, and all feel
the results h) loss of appetite. [Tui-on* in
the blood, ijackni lve, her-voii-uc*-, JtCad-
ache ail'; t^red,-lis’.l. ss, run-dow n Icel-
ing. Lit there’s no ne.d to feel like
that LT*‘,mi to J. W. Gardner, J ia-
( vill^fiid. He says; ‘‘Etectric Bitters
8AMANTIIA WALT. — Rosemary
tow nship, KK) acre*. In acre* cleared ; 2
buildings, good condition; 5 miles from
Willlston. •’
ANNIE E- DYCHLS-Black ville
township,'131 acre*, ID) acres cleared,
small timber on balance; 2 building*;
near A'hley station, 2 miles from
Blackvtllc.
11. F. 8N EUTNO PLA( E—Red Oak
township, 760 acres, 250 acre* cleared;
3 buildings; 7 mile* from Barn well, 2
miles from Snelling P. ().'
M A. BAXLEY I’f.AUE—Red Oak
township, 150 Here*, 60 acre* cleared; 2
building*: 5 inilcs from Barnwell; A.
C. 1.. R. R. nin* through place.
\V. P. RENEW PLACE--Red Oak
township, ffb acres, 00 acres open; 2
buildings; 7 miles from Barnwell.
SIM ON PRI ESTER PLACE—f>20
acres in (ireat Cypress township, ;itH>
aerf) cleared, balance in good pine and
oak, t'buildings.
R. C.A W. HALFORD PLACE—
LY.) acres, Great-Cypress township, 120
acres cleared, balance-iti pine and oak;
1 building.
8. S. FUK'-K i’LAGE—Baldoe town-
shin 1115 acre'. 350 cleared - fairly well
diinboyml; near Mar»in station oil C. A
W. R. R. ; 7 buildinga.
JENNIE H BROWN PLAGE— Hal
il oc township, 41|> aerje*. DtO acres
i lcared, balance in small timber; 2
hu .i.jirrg-, fair orde-t.
H. B. ATT A WAY I’f.AGK-R^'l
Oak township, I Id acre*. Oo acre* clear
ed; 2 building-; V wile* from Barnwell.
W. S HAVENER PEACE—Red
Oak township, T30wrfr?«, 00 acre* clear
ed; 2 buildings, within j mile of Boil
ing Spriog*-
BAMBERG COUNTY.
* »
RK E PLAGE-;'**- acres, Buford’*
Bridge u<wn«hip, g-'*) acre* cleared,
balance in the finest tinR*f:r; 2 miles
.from Govan. 10 miles I non Bamberg.
LIGHTNING,
AND V " ~
Live Stoclc
INSURANCE.
^ . - '
—At Lowest Rates frt—
Strongest Companies
Butler, Calhoun & Co.
—OFFICES AT—
THE BANK OF BARNWELL.
Chailestoa & VcsternCarolinrR’y.
Augusta find Ashville Short Lino.
Schedule in effect January 17lb, 1900.
—
10:15
• • • • «
9:00
:s
OK.
rfyCTe Atteu Ua 9:(0a rm 1:0) p m
Artive OtfcenwiKjd . 12:15 p iff
. Anderson........ .-. ft: 10 p ax
“ Laurens '. j l.-gOpm 5:35 a
“ Grcciivflle j SJ.Q p m
Glen Spring#.....; 4^)6 pm
Bpartanburg..... ; 3:10 p n. 9^
‘S Saluda .j’5;."a pm!...
“ RendirsoiiVille... fcOTpin!
‘G Aslievilte. .j 7.00 proj
8;‘J0 a m;
jll:45 a nij 4:10 p l
D ave A.-hcvllie.......
“ Spartanburg 1 ,
“ Glenn Springs. ...10:00 a m ..........
*• Greenville. .^,...'12:01 p in 4:(’0 p m
Lauren? -T-Ue* i’mi <J5 pm’
“ , A ndeoou , 7.....ti:35 a m,
Artive Greertwnod.:....• 2: 7 p it 9;0U pas.
“ Augcsta. 5:H) p n) K':4S a m
due child survive him He was a son
<>f Col. B. K I^wl* of Sycamore. "HD
body wa*’carried to l!am|don Gounty
for burial. Hi* untimelv death i« re-
fretted by many * in cere friends.
ir 1 . expected to bring Innt-h sufficient
for two. There will Ire inanv other at
tractive'eatures Don’t mis* thi* op
CONNELLY PLACE—Three Mile
tier* } town»bip. ’idy sam, l<*> acres (-ieared,
fairly w-ell timbered,‘2 buiidiaga, fair
, „■ . whether he ,. ou ,f5»ion ‘ I
> u vi'ibirs intow n. of whom TT. I ’ • - - g - • • ,* i ‘‘ ^ ^ * Vr* ,ivt * or •’ 4 J "* u '°J e ah of me above farm* will be sold at
Prof. Hart ha* fhre« bright vnnne P. H. Baxley, B. h. Baxl*v
heavy Guff.oun Fu;>... 4:44 p no
Arrtre Raleigh...; Sili • m
“ Norfolk... j 7)30 a m' «...
“ Puersbu^x...... ft.'OO a m ..
“ Rielmnood ..'6:20: a in
urd.iv in Apr;) at 3 o cbrrk p.«HW'wbUdtTj|^j ( tbbttfldg for a niau v?ben
will bf tile in**., for tbe purpose I ,ii,wn, aiid .bm’t eare whet!
young
men, John Hair, ( barley Sanders and
Judaon Stilt, from bU»e1ri«d at Friend-
• hIn rrrtrb4-Ddi-*.—i-caar unar gal 1 ’ ,I1 ; HHBM
: zra t «- rx-: 1 <««>•»«- w** -
Lesvs Affgufta 3'a p «.
Arrl?(i Affendnle. &c6fi p■(
” Fairfax I ft; 12 pi
•* Veiottwce i 7:15 pi
.tbaufert—
Port Koywl...y. r ...
Leafe Port Koyol 71777
Heatflort.........
u ' TeiHHSSre .‘. ..
•• Fairfax .........
'* Al|en<lale.
Arrive Aigusfa.. .......
portunity of enjoying yourwlve*, so be : sbip. taking le**<>mi i t the bu«ine*»
on Inod. * * rvim iff aritbuivtic aud b-<okk4KVing.
Cbm Only 5u eewta at J. M
| WiHik'on, aiul.D. K. Brigg* A Co**..!
A little vinegar in the water in i Blackviile, Drug sU’rea. E'.^.y b-j;i!e |
wbUil dib b boilcJ makes Tt eufiJ. f>urantbed.
J. T. O’NEAL,
BAMBERG, 8. C.
at""Fparta»d>enr iTi'n' ^•juflxTh «
F<« any infonnatibn rrlaiive t» lUtatgr
rate*. K-bmdtrte*. etc , addreaa.
IV. J. CRAIG. Ova Pa«a. A rent,
• F. M NORTH. $oL Agent.
T. M. £m*Hov